HomerJS
Lifer
- Feb 6, 2002
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Just an observation.
How did witness get a good enough look to identify Z wearing a sweater but not get a good enough look to see T wearing a hoodie/sweatshirt? (depending from which side he saw)
Also the witness did not say he saw T striking Z. Could be possible T hit him one or twice, Z fell (back of head injury) and started screaming. Remember witness did not see T striking Z
We need a full analysis of the recordings. Even if all this is true and I'm not saying yet, Z is still guilty of negligent manslaughter because his actions without probable cause lead to the death.
How did witness get a good enough look to identify Z wearing a sweater but not get a good enough look to see T wearing a hoodie/sweatshirt? (depending from which side he saw)
Also the witness did not say he saw T striking Z. Could be possible T hit him one or twice, Z fell (back of head injury) and started screaming. Remember witness did not see T striking Z
We need a full analysis of the recordings. Even if all this is true and I'm not saying yet, Z is still guilty of negligent manslaughter because his actions without probable cause lead to the death.
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